Area control

Know when someone steps into the line of fire

Surveily alerts you when someone enters an exclusion zone, a crane zone or a machine area, on the cameras you already have. Zones are drawn per camera and checked on every shift.

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Software only.Runs on ~95% of standard IP cameras.One GPU server per site.

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In short

Exclusion zone detection uses computer vision to set a virtual boundary on a camera view and raise an alert when a person enters it.Surveily does this on your existing CCTV for line of fire, exclusion zones, crane and lifting zones, machine areas, conveyor crossings, gates, occupancy limits, time in zone and unattended items.

89%
fewer total alerts
European heat and power plant: exclusion zones, PPE, smoke and fire, conveyor rules on one platform
~95%
of standard IP cameras supported
Software only, one GPU server per site
Real time
alert to the right person
Video analysed on your site server

The problem

Many serious injuries happen after someone crosses a marked boundary

Lines, chains and signs only work if someone sees when they are crossed.

Many serious-injury investigations find a boundary that existed on paper: a yellow line, a chain, a sign, a permit. Nobody saw it crossed at 3 a.m., during a changeover or on a short-staffed shift.

At a European heat and power plant, total alerts fell 89% with exclusion zones, PPE, conveyor crossings and fire risk on one platform. Surveily makes each crossing visible, so the risk behind it can be engineered out.

Worker next to a press, with the restricted zone marked in red

Detection modules

Nine detections for zones and restricted areas

Line of fire

A person enters the path of a moving load, vehicle or energy source.

Static exclusion zone

A person enters a permanent no-go area.

Crane / safe lifting zone

A person stands under a crane, lift or suspended load.

Machine operation zone

A person enters the working area of a machine.

Crossing over / under conveyor

A person climbs over or passes under a conveyor.

Passing through a gate

A person passes through a gate that should stay closed or controlled.

Min. / max. workers

The number of people in a zone goes below or above the safe limit.

Time limit in the zone

A person stays in a restricted zone longer than allowed.

Left / unattended items

An object stays in a controlled area longer than allowed.

Zones are drawn per camera during calibration. Minimum workers supports lone worker safety in isolated areas.

Setup

Zones drawn on your own camera views

Warehouse aisle camera view with a drawn zone and a person inside it
Site floor plan with camera positions and zones

Each zone is drawn on the camera view during setup and shown on your site floor plan.

Bring a site plan and we will map your zones.

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Only 30 minutes. No commitment required.

What our customers say

European sites in heavy industry, chemicals and building materials, all running Surveily on the cameras they already had. No new hardware went in.

Surveily AI solutions have significantly supported our safety efforts - particularly in preventing near-miss incidents involving forklifts, maintaining order on vehicle routes and pedestrian pathways, and eliminating the use of mobile phones in restricted areas. The system provides us with real-time insight into on-site activities and enables quick response to potential hazards. It’s a tangible improvement in both operational visibility and our safety culture, which we highly value.
Piotr Łuksza
Piotr Łuksza
EHS Manager, Saint-Gobain Innovative Materials
Employee safety is our top priority - especially in the demanding environment of chemical manufacturing. Implementing Surveily’s systems significantly enhanced our oversight in critical areas. Their cutting-edge technology enables faster threat detection and real-time data analysis, resulting in a measurable improvement in workplace safety. We value Surveily’s professionalism and are proud to partner with them in building a work environment that meets the highest industry standards.
Radosław Studziński
Radosław Studziński
HSE Coordinator, Reckitt Benckiser
We gained significantly better visibility and control over our expansive industrial site. Their innovative monitoring technology allowed us to effectively track vehicle movement and reduce hazardous driver behavior - particularly regarding the use of personal protective equipment and adherence to speed limits. As a result, we’ve enhanced safety for everyone working on-site. We firmly believe that partnering with Surveily is an investment that delivers tangible safety benefits.
Patrycja Szot
Patrycja Szot
HSE Manager, Trzuskawica S.A. | A CRH company

Questions about exclusion zones

Can a zone be active only at certain times?

Yes. A zone can apply only during set hours, so the rule matches when the hazard is present.

How precise is the boundary?

It depends on camera angle, mounting height and field of view, all checked per camera before setup. Boundaries are calibrated on footage from your own site.

Does occupancy work in both directions?

Yes. Maximum occupancy covers crowding and confined spaces. Minimum occupancy supports lone worker safety in isolated areas.

What about low light?

We check it per camera. If a view cannot support a detection reliably, we tell you at the camera assessment.

Does it identify the person in the zone?

No. People are de-identified by default, before anything is stored or displayed. There is no facial recognition, no biometric identification and no automated action against any worker.

Get an alert when someone enters a no-go zone

In 30 minutes, an engineer shows you Surveily on real, de-identified footage and tells you what it would detect on your site.

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You remain the Data Controller. Surveily is the Processor.